What after MBBS- Career and Courses Options after MBBS
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Courses and Career Options after MBBS |
*UPDATE- READ MBA VS MHA AFTER MBBS
After this blog, you will never ask the same questions again! Are you an aspiring MBBS student who is worried about career option after MBBS? Or have you considered questions like “pg courses after mbbs”, “options after mbbs” or even “jobs after mbbs”? There are a lot of approaches and ways one you may go after mbbs in India, but what is best, that comes with wisdom.
If above questions are yours, then you have just landed at the right blog. We will guide you through very basics of choices after MBBS you can opt and where, when and how. We will help you at our best towards all courses and career options after MBBS :
The First Question: What After MBBS?
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What After MBBS? |
The first question, is of course, what after MBBS? Following are choices of courses that will make career after mbbs:
- Post-graduation
- Research
- Hospital management
- Foreign studies
- Clinical practice
With these keeping as key points, we will get answers of all our questions regarding after MBBS.
Post-Graduation
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Post Graduation Courses after MBBS |
There are 3 main Post Graduation courses you can opt after MBBS. PG career after MBBS is indeed what everyone's parents ask for. These are as follows:
- PG- Specialty
- PG- Diploma
- DNB
PG- Specialty
Post graduation courses after mbbs in India are the most pronounced MD (Doctor of Medicine) and MS (Master of Surgery). These are some of the toughest PG exams in India and even after a lot of tries, many mbbs graduates fail to get success.
The simple reason behind this is very limited number of seats. Even after you get the college of your choice, you may not get the course of choice or vice-versa. Although many private colleges provide pg seats, but the price of private institutions outweighs that of merit quota.
Nevertheless, you will be having great career options after MBBS after completing Post graduation.
Duration of course: 3 years
Complete list of PG degree courses after MBBS in India include 78 recognized courses:
- DM - Infectious Diseases
- DM - Organ Transplant Anesthesia & Critical Care
- DM - Critical Care Medicine
- MD - Thoracic Medicine
- MD - Sports Medicine
- MD - Family Medicine
- MD - Radio Diagnosis/Radiology
- MD - Aviation Medicine/Aerospace Medicine
- MD - Tuberculosis & Respiratory Diseases / Pulmonary Medicine
- Anesthesia. & Critical Care Med.
- MD - Medical Genetics
- MD - Rheumatology
- Master of Family Medicine
- MD - Palliative Medicine
- Master of Public Health (Epidemiology)
- MD - Blood Banking & Immuno. Haem./Imm. Haem. & Blood Trans.
- MD - Tropical Medicine
- MD - Maternity & Child Health
- MD - Pulmonary Medicine
- MD - CCM
- MD - P.S.M
- MD - TB & Chest
- MD - Skin & VD & Lepxsy
- MD - MD- Skin & VD
- MD-Transfusion Medicine
- MD - Immuno Hematology & Blood Transfusion
- MD - Medicine
- Doctor of Medicine
- M.D.
- Master's of Physician
- MD - Pharmacology and Therapeutics
- MD - Pathology & Microbiology
- MD - Emergency Medicine
- MD - R & D
- MD - Anesthesiology
- MD - Anatomy
- MD - Aviation Medicine
- MD - Bio-Chemistry
- MD - Bio-Physics
- MD - Community Medicine
- MD - Dermatology
- MD - Forensic Medicine/Forensic Medicine & Toxicology
- MD - General Medicine
- MD - Community Health Administration
- MD - Geriatrics
- MD - Hospital Administration
- MD - Health Administration
- MD - Lab Medicine
- MD - Microbiology
- MD - Nuclear Medicine
- MD - Obstetrics & Gynecology
- MD - Ophthalmology
- MD - Pediatrics
- MD - Pathology
- MD - Dermatology , Venereology & Leprosy
- MD - Pharmacology
- MD - Physiology
- MD - Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
- MD - Psychiatry
- MD - Radio Diagnosis
- MD - Radiology
- MD - Radiotherapy
- MD - Social & Preventive Medicine / Community Medicine
- MD - Tuberculosis & Respiratory Diseases/Medicine
- MD - Venereology
- MS - Obstetrics and Gynecology
- MS - Orthopedics
- MS - Anatomy
- MS - ENT
- MS - General Surgery
- MS - Ophthalmology
- MS - Anesthesia
- MS. - MS. Medicine
- MS - Neuro Surgery
- MS - Traumatology and Surgery
- MD/MS - Anatomy
- MD/MS - Ophthalmology
- MD/MS - Obstetrics & Gynecology
MD or MS? This is another tricky question; however, the choice mainly depends on one’s skills and wish. We will soon write a blog for this topic too.
PG- Diploma
Pg diploma courses after mbbs include total of 61 courses according to MCI in India. These are as follows:
Duration of course: 2 year
Following is the list of Diploma Courses after MBBS:
- Diploma in Anesthesia
- Diploma in Child Health
- Diploma in Community Medicine
- Diploma in Clinical Pathology
- Diploma in Dermatology
- Diploma in Diabetology
- Diploma in Forensic Medicine
- Diploma in Health Administration
- Diploma in Hospital Administration
- Diploma in Health Education
- Diploma in Bacteriology
- Diploma in Obstetrics & Gynaecology
- Diploma in Industrial Hygiene
- Diploma in Immuno-Haematology and Blood Transfusion
- Diploma in Leprosy
- Diploma in Oto-Rhino-Laryngology
- Diploma in Radio-Diagnosis
- Diploma in Radio Therapy
- Diploma in Medical Virology
- Diploma in Occupational Health
- Diploma in Ophthalmology
- Diploma in Orthopaedics
- Diploma in Public Health
- Diploma in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
- Diploma in Psychological Medicine
- Diploma in Radiation Medicine
- Diploma in Sports Medicine
- Diploma in Tuberculosis & Chest Diseases
- Diploma in Tropical Medicine Health
- Diploma in Dermatology, Venereology and Leprosy
- Diploma in Venereology
- Diploma in Paediatrics
- Diploma - Aviation Medicine
- Diploma in Cardiology
- Diploma in Basic Medical Sciences (Anatomy)
- Diploma in Basic Medical Sciences (Physiology)
- Diploma in Basic Medical Sciences (Pharmacology)
- Diploma in Maternity & Child Welfare
- DGO -PREVENTIRE & SOCIAL MEDICINE
- DGO
- FMT
- PSM
- Diplom -Diploma V & D
- Diploma - Diploma - OLO - Rhino-Laryngology
- Diploma - Diploma in Medical Radio-Diagnosis
- Diploma in Medicine Radiology and Electrology
- Diploma - Diploma in Pathology & Bacteriology
- Diploma- Plastic Surgery
- Diploma- Urology
- Diploma-Diplomate N.B.(Gen.Surg.)
- Diploma in Microbiology
- Dip. in Path.& Bact.
- Diploma in Industrial Health
- Diploma in Medical Radio Electrology
- Diploma (Marine Medicine)
- Diploma in Nutrition
- Diploma in ENT
- Diploma in Psychiatry
- Diploma in Radiological Physics
- Diploma in Neuro-pathology
- Diploma in Allergy & Clinical Immunology
DNB (Diplomate of National Board)
DNB stands for Diplomate of National board and is another diploma equivalent to MD. You can find more about DNB in the link given below.
This is another perfect career option after MBBS apart from Post-graduation.
Duration of course: - 3 years
Link to DNB CET
Research
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Clinical Research after MBBS |
Clinical research options for MBBS students rely on your will to learn and to invent. The most renowned research institute in India is the ICMR (Indian council for medical research) which is also renowned for its studentship to graduating mbbs students, though the 5000 INR is too low for 2 months, but the experience adds wonders to your resume.
Duration of course: - 3 years
Following 45 PhD courses after MBBS have been recognized by MCI in India:
- Ph. D - Bio- Chemistry
- Ph. D - Microbiology
- Ph. D - Pathology
- Ph. D - Forensic Medicine
- Ph. D - Anaesthesia
- Ph. D - Bio-Statistics
- Ph. D - Bio-Technology
- Ph. D - Cardiology
- Ph. D - Community Medicine
- Ph. D - Cardio Thoracic & Vascular Surgery
- Ph. D - Dermatology & Venereology
- Ph. D - Endocrinology & Metabolism
- Ph. D - ENT
- Ph. D - Gastro & Human Nutrition Unit
- Ph. D - Gastrointestinal Surgery
- Ph. D - Hospital Administration
- Ph. D - Haematology
- Ph. D - Histo Compatibility & Immunogenetics
- Ph. D - Lab Medicine
- Ph. D - Medical Oncology
- Ph. D - Medical Physics
- Ph. D - Medicine
- Ph. D - Nephrology
- Ph. D - Neurology
- Ph. D - Neuro Surgery
- Ph. D - Neuro Magnetic Resonance
- Ph. D - Nuclear Medicine
- Ph. D - Obst. & Gynae
- Ph. D - Ocular Bio Chemistry
- Ph. D - Ocular Microbiology
- Ph. D - Ocular Phramacology
- Ph. D - Orthopaedics
- Ph. D - Paediatric Surgery
- Ph. D - Paediatric
- Ph. D - Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
- Ph. D - Psychiatry
- Ph. D - Radiotherapy
- Ph. D - Radio Diagnosis
- Ph. D - Surgery
- Ph. D - Urology
- Ph. D - Medical Biochemistry
- Doctor of Phylosophy
- Ph. D-Pharmacology
- Ph. D - Anatomy
- Ph. D - Physiology
Hospital Management
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MBA vs MHA after MBBS as Hospital Management courses |
Hospital management is another very fast developing sector which is one trending career option available for MBBS students. IIM (Indian institute of Management) is one worthy but toughest choice. But you should be prepared to face the competition for this course.
MBA or MHA? Where MBA stands for Masters of Business Administration, MHA stands for Masters in Hospital Administration. Both are choices for getting into the hospital management, but which to go for?
Read our latest article: MBA vs MHA.
Duration of course: 2 years
Foreign Studies
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USMLE and PLAB are two popular foreign courses after MBBS |
And then you wanted to study abroad, but here we will discuss education after MBBS in USA and UK. USMLE is for US while PLAB is for UK.
USMLE stands for United States Medical Licensing Examination and is one of most fortunes giving choice. Yet many Indians fail to achieve a success even after appropriate tries. This is because USMLE is a 3 step procedure. Further, the costs are too high and even after you complete these three steps, it still doesn’t guarantee until you have secured US residency. But if you get it, you will make fortunes after MBBS.
You can find more info on USMLE here or apply to USMLE.
PLAB is an alternative to USMLE who want to study in UK after MBBS. PLAB stands for Professional and Linguistic Assessments Board. It is an option after MBBS in UK.
You can find more info on PLAB here.
Please note, there are other master degrees and PhD course in other countries like US too, but we have missed them since we are focusing on more appropriate choices for an Indian MBBS student.
Clinical Practice
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Go for Private jobs, Govt jobs or your own clinic |
While some believe practicing at clinic refreshes what you study and hence help in preparing for PG exams, some give preference to getting as much time for books.
An MBBS graduate student may plan to study while going for job after mbbs, or start clinical practice immediately after completing MBBS. It can be done in following ways:
- Government hospitals: You can either go for Full time job or even do contract basis part time job.
- Private Hospitals- Corporate sectors always welcome worthy students.
- Owned clinic- Owned clinic, nursing home or hospitals are always the best choice for some.
References:
MCI (Medical Council of India)
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